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1349 - Demonoir / Massive Cauldron Of Chaos (CD) (UK Import)

1349 - Demonoir / Massive Cauldron Of Chaos (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: 1349

Music Genre: Metal, Rock

Label
Back On Black
Cat No
BOBV1166CD
Released
2025
Pressing
UK
Styles
Black Metal

EAN/UPC - 0803341604568

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Metal and Rock

1349 — Demonoir & Massive Cauldron Of Chaos
Format: CD • Label: Back On Black (BOBV1166CD) • Released: 2025 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Black Metal

Tracklist:
1. Tunnels Of Set I
2. Atomic Chapel
3. Tunnel II
4. When I Was Flesh
5. Tunnel III
6. Psalm 7:77
7. Tunnel IV
8. Pandemonium War Bells
9. Tunnel V
10. The Devil Of The Deserts
11. Tunnel VI
12. Demonoir
13. Tunnel VII
1. Cauldron
2. Slaves
3. Exorcism
4. Postmortem
5. Mengele’s
6. Golem
7. Chained
8. [Untitled]
9. Godslayer

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

1349 started in 1994 as Hofdingi Myrkra with Ravn (drums, vocals) and Seidemann (bass, guitar). Soon Tjalve (guitar) and Balfori (guitar) from Alvhiem were recruited, but Balfori stay was short and he soon left the band. On their first demo "Chaos Preferred", the act played raw and fast black metal and after the release, Archaon (guitar) was recruited by the band.

They started writing songs for the new album, which turned out to be technical and faster then the previous release, so they asked Frost to join them as a session drummer. The album, "Liberation", was released in 2003. It was followed by "Beyond The Apocalypse" in 2004. The name, 1349, is the year their homeland was plagued by the Black Death (Yersinia pestis).

"Our black metal is like the plague in many ways. It is grim and dark, like the ages that followed the plague. It is merciless and extreme, and harbours no affection for anyone." - Seidemann.

Source: Discogs

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